Galaxy Watch 6 Blood Pressure Accuracy Confirmed

is the Galaxy Watch 6 BP feature accurate? Find out more in this video.
Remember: The Galaxy Watch 6 blood pressure feature is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition, including hypertension. However, I like to think of it as an early warning system for alerting you to any BP abnormalities so you can check it out at the doctor's office.
Even if you go to the doctor, remember to sit down for 5 min before taking the measurement for accurate readings. Many people get wrong readings because of this.

[@S4NTIS0]

Thank you for uploading this. Seems that the more one can compare to a real BP monitor the more you have an idea. It's an excellent second monitor to carry with you and you give you a general idea.

[@WYSbyAdamLash]

Exactly. Keyword here is "general " and not a medical device. Think of it as an early warning system.

[@mikerosoft1009]

​@@WYSbyAdamLashthat's all I'm looking for, just a general idea of what's going on with my body. Everyones making it sound like it's from the dollar store and complete trash.

[@xMastJedi]

I can understand differencies in blood pressure. But I dont understand diffs in a heart bit! How it comes?

[@iamprolife2010]

Your left arm should be heart level when taking blood pressure.

[@AlexMarushchak]

ONLY if your BP device is put on a wrist! He used a different one and used it correctly.

[@stenley91]

132/81 on a good medical device vs 105/56 on my watch 6 classic. I love the watch but I think the blood pressure accuracy is garbage. During recalibration a few days ago I actually had very low blood pressure and felt very weak. Interesting that now I keep getting much lower readings than my medical device gives me 😂

[@stinga_]

It's the same with the cheap Chinese one lol

[@mrorleant21]

Which of these will you recommend for someone with diabetes and hypertension;
Galaxy watch 5 pro
Galaxy watch 6 classic
Huawei watch GT3 pro
Huawei watch 4
Im really confused.
And secondly, how does this choice compare with Apple Watch. Thank you

[@TheAdamandNartShow]

None of these watches offer glucose monitoring for diabetes. However, for blood pressure, I would highly recommend the Galaxy Watch 6. Remember, though, that the Apple Watch is more accurate for sleep tracking and for heart rate data (if you switch activites). So measuring heart rate recovery, for example, is not accurate on the Galaxy Watch. For HRR, I recommend getting a pulse Oximeter. Check my other video about the Braun Pulse Oximeter.

[@xMastJedi]

@@TheAdamandNartShow Not exacly about glucose monitor. Today I read on some trader page under Samsung SmartWatch that one guy do this with 3rd app. So Samsung app cant do this, however there is at least one app who can control it through SmartWatch sensors.
I really dont remeber was it SmartWatch 4, 5 or 6 and there was no app name mentioned neither.

[@KitPogi]

Is this available in the USA now? The BP feature?

[@WYSbyAdamLash]

@@KitPogi unfortunately no

[@itzme9144]

Bp is measured on artries. How watch measure it on veins?

[@GameOn444s]

Leave that for us tech people that advance the world. You just stay in the hospital and do your nursing things.

[@thisNwordgay]

ok fucking nerd go ahead and explain it ​@@GameOn444s

[@usernamevbh]

​@@GameOn444s bit rude considering the fact that tou rely on those nurses to save your life

[@koshanmaf5796]

❤💫

[@azizjonkholmatov2861]

why not test it on the same hand?

[@WYSbyAdamLash]

Samsung said the calibration must be done on the other arm*

[@cindyb8766]

​@@WYSbyAdamLashthat's weird because your blood pressure can be different in each arm. Drs are supposed to check both arms, but they never do.

[@MalamIbnMalam]

Good video, not sure why this is banned in the United States.

[@TheAdamandNartShow]

Thank you

[@mikerosoft1009]

What's banned?

[@WYSbyAdamLash]

The BP feature is currently unavailable in the United States due to pending FDA approval.